Sentence examples for gva from inspiring English sources

That comfortably outdoes Birmingham's £21bn, though it is a long way behind London, with its £309bn GVA.

Oxfordshire's gross value added (GVA) grew by 23% since 2008, compared to 13% for Cambridgeshire.

In the 1990s it would probably have plumped for a business park, says Carl Potter of GVA, a property firm.

Because tax revenues are also low, Northern Ireland runs a mammoth budget deficit estimated at 33% of GVA.

By 2013 the region's gross value added (GVA), a measure of output, languished 13% below the pre-crisis peak.

Using gross value added (GVA) as a measure, Scotland was one of only three British regions that grew relative to the national average between 2001 and 2011 (London and the South East were the other two).

It sports a GVA/job of £54,000 (40% higher than London), virtually full employment and, with every month, new laboratories, apartment blocks and business parks sprouting along its margins.

Early on, when First Service was trying to acquire GVA Williams, one of the concepts was that we take his company, Colliers ABR, and us and put us together.

You once operated a regional firm, Chase Commercial, which you merged with GVA Williams; then that company merged with FirstService.

Mr. Gubner founded Chase Commercial Real Estate in 1998 and combined it with GVA Williams in 2002.

"Viacom was actually one of the last relatively inexpensive deals," said Mark Friedman, a vice chairman at the commercial brokerage firm GVA Williams.